What made you feel good today

[Graham]

 
   Michael Morpurgo  (Writer of Warhorse) wants to buy some pics off me! 

[Oldboy]

 
   Michael Morpurgo  (Writer of Warhorse) wants to buy some pics of me! 

If he wants a picture of YOU he must be desperate!!!   

[Graham]

 
   Michael Morpurgo  (Writer of Warhorse) wants to buy some pics of me! 

If he wants a picture of YOU he must be desperate!!!   

Thank you Mr Oldboy, now corrected. 

[Reinardina]

 
   Michael Morpurgo  (Writer of Warhorse) wants to buy some pics off me! 

Graham that is wonderful! Congratulations!
How did he come across them?

[Graham]

 
   Michael Morpurgo  (Writer of Warhorse) wants to buy some pics off me! 

Graham that is wonderful! Congratulations!
How did he come across them?

   I photographed him doing a reading at my local venue and sent them to his agent.
   Here's one.




The rest are here.   http://www.flickr.com/photos/grahamwspics/sets/72157633025268938/

[Reinardina]

I must remember that if/when I go to a reading by someone famous!
Don't think my camera will be up to it though.
(Were you allowed to take photographs?)

[Hinfrance]

Well that's what you might call a bit of a result.

[Graham]

  Certainly is a result, he's asked for the worst possible pic of the set but he's paying so 
  I was asked to photograph the reading by the promoter and had a meeting with Michael to make some suggestions and check that he was happy with it.
 

[Reinardina]

  Certainly is a result, he's asked for the worst possible pic of the set but he's paying so 
  I was asked to photograph the reading by the promoter and had a meeting with Michael to make some suggestions and check that he was happy with it.

Very good result. Fingers crossed it will lead to more!

[Oldboy]

Well done Graham. 

[Karen]

New lens came today. (Sigma 12-24mm) Dying to give it a proper test. Tried it against the widest I have at the minute which is my Canon 24-105mm and its awsome at 12mm. Just stood at door and took quick shot of the car and amazing what I will be able to get in my shots. Really looking forward to trying out all its possibilities.

[Graham]

New lens came today. (Sigma 12-24mm) Dying to give it a proper test. Tried it against the widest I have at the minute which is my Canon 24-105mm and its awsome at 12mm. Just stood at door and took quick shot of the car and amazing what I will be able to get in my shots. Really looking forward to trying out all its possibilities.

  You will find that you have a lot of those "Is it small, or is it far away?" moments.
                    Graham. 

[Oldboy]

New lens came today. (Sigma 12-24mm) Dying to give it a proper test. Tried it against the widest I have at the minute which is my Canon 24-105mm and its awsome at 12mm. Just stood at door and took quick shot of the car and amazing what I will be able to get in my shots. Really looking forward to trying out all its possibilities.

  You will find that you have a lot of those "Is it small, or is it far away?" moments.
                    Graham. 

I have the same with my Nikon 14-24mm F2.8 lens and the D800. Shot some Bluebells in the forest at Earlswood yesterday and it looks like millions of them. 

Bluebells:


Clicking on the picture will open the full size image which is 32.9mb in size. 

[jinky]

Nice one oldboy. We haven`t got many bluebells out up here yet. Everything is about a month behind the usual. Shame cos I was banking on a  little glade for a wedding I did at the weekend. That said for an overall lousy day I got the sun just for the 40 minutes I had the bride and groom to myself and got some lovely shots in the park. Most enjoyable wedding I`ve done to date and had more people compliment me on my work rate / approach than ever. Knackered after the full day and 11 hours shooting but having posted a preview today I`ve already got a summer 2014 booking from one of the guests which is nice. Hard work but I love weddings. See some here if interested : http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.614923618525741.1073741829.246759502008823&type=1

[Oldboy]

Thanks jinky. I had to work quick as the sun kept hidding behind clouds and there was a lot of woodland to cover. I was also hoping that the Cuckoo might appear like last year but it didn't. 

Some cracking shots there and I can imagining the hard work involved so, if you enjoy it, which you appear to, then so much the better. I have always backed away from doing professional shoots, as I prefer to shoot what I want and not what someone else wants.